Can someone help me figure out if matrix/element would work for what I need?
So far it looks decent, but my main issue is figuring out integrations/bots.
Is there a way to integrate something like PluralKit there?
So say I have John, Jane, Max, and Susan.
John has $25 and lives in Seattle.
Jane needs $50 and lives in New York City.
Max has $100 and lives in New York City.
Susan needs $25 and lives in Seattle.
I would match John with Susan and Jane with Max, right?
Is there a way to get the spreadsheet to tell me that?
And then if I were to add Jim who has $30 and lives in Seattle, can I get the spreadsheet to match both Jim and John to Susan?
Conditional formatting might work at this scale, but what if I had 50 people and also added additional criteria? So instead of just budget and city, maybe there's a store name. Maybe they only match 2/3 of the criteria.
Random totally related story -
The last place I lived at most people didn't want any more housing whatsoever (affordable or otherwise). It was a major issue for town elections. Those same people were also complaining that the town wasn't growing 🙄
That makes sense. Thank you!!
Can someone help me figure out if matrix/element would work for what I need? So far it looks decent, but my main issue is figuring out integrations/bots.
Is there a way to integrate something like PluralKit there?
Thank you
Thanks. They did indeed terminate my contract. I have been trying to contact a lawyer but we are playing phone tag.
Alright. Thank you. I hope legal aid has one.
I dunno, I just saw a headline above this post that said MTG is considering a run. Pls send help
Yeah maybe he was trying to share his dinner. Or play foot
balllongThanks a lot
Thanks! You're right aha. Appreciate it
A little more complex.
So say I have John, Jane, Max, and Susan. John has $25 and lives in Seattle. Jane needs $50 and lives in New York City. Max has $100 and lives in New York City. Susan needs $25 and lives in Seattle.
I would match John with Susan and Jane with Max, right?
Is there a way to get the spreadsheet to tell me that?
And then if I were to add Jim who has $30 and lives in Seattle, can I get the spreadsheet to match both Jim and John to Susan?
Conditional formatting might work at this scale, but what if I had 50 people and also added additional criteria? So instead of just budget and city, maybe there's a store name. Maybe they only match 2/3 of the criteria.
What would I do?
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Keep chunks loaded on Dinkum was pretty great since it allowed my auto mods to keep running while I was in the mines.
Rounding out my top three for Stardew are the pause and teleport mods
In my city, there are also things like "60th Road Place" and "60th Avenue Court"...the possibilities are endless!
I was told as a child that most countries only last about 250 years, so...it's bound to be true at least once?
Same - I would love if there eventually was some form field recognition.
This is helpful. Thank you. Apologies for the delay.
I like this idea! That would probably be a lot easier too, even if it may be less stable (I could put some bumpers on it to hold the bowl better)
Thanks!!
Found it!
Fair point
Good point
Random totally related story - The last place I lived at most people didn't want any more housing whatsoever (affordable or otherwise). It was a major issue for town elections. Those same people were also complaining that the town wasn't growing 🙄